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What was your favorite subject in college?

 

I'd definitely would say that my History classes were my favorite subject. Purely because my teacher was one of the best that I ever had and I always looked forward to taking her class. Learned a lot in her class and i'm quite sad that I can't take them again

 

Maths/statistics and physics.

Edit: chemistry is nice too.

 

Psychology. I love learning about the brain and how it operates, and the reasons behind that. It fascinates me so much.

 

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Not only is it good for learning specific areas of human error. But just having the pure knowledge of the subject can land you jobs by itself.

 

My favorites were my business classes because they all taught me things that I can actually apply in real life.

 

Mine is math.

Something about figuring out the numbers satisfies me.

 

Psychology and Health Related classes.

 

Would have to be Micro Biology.

 

Maybe history. I always interesting in history and read historical books about ancient times. Literature was my unfavorite subject because I have problem with expressing my ideas on papers and doing assignments. So I use help with it from others services like click here

 

Art History.

 

Human physiology for sure!

 

Economics

 

There's something about science that always keeps me interested. Any kind of science. I love learning how things in our universe work

 

It was history

 

Just finished gene tech - was fun tbh

 

Even though I struggled with the subject, my vote also goes to psychology.

 

What did you find particularly challenging about psychology? Haven’t taken credits in it but would be fun to try it last year

 

Just the massive amount of content we had to learn, there were so many theories and theorist we had to remember, in all honesty, it was more like a memory test when it came to the exams.

I ended up getting an A for the subject after putting in A LOT of work.

 

English and literature my professor is great to learn from. My big focus is on grammar and punctuation usage now